Find Doula Jobs in Ann Arbor, MI

henry ford hospital jackson michigan, im looking for someone to make sure the doctors respect my birth plan & help me feel more comfortable giving birth! looking for someone who accepts medicaid.

I plan on giving birth at a hospital. I want to try to go natural

I am looking for an Arabic-speaking doula or birth support person for my upcoming vaginal delivery in Windsor, Ontario. I have a 6-year-old daughter, and my husband will most likely need to stay home with her while I am in the hospital. Because of this, I need someone who can stay with me during labour, provide emotional and physical support, and, if possible, remain with me overnight at the hospital if hospital policies allow. If overnight hospital support is not available, I would also be interested in overnight postpartum support after I return home. Please let me know if you provide these services, your availability around my due date, and your fees. Thank you.

I’m looking for a postpartum help and night nurse for my newborn as I already have twin 2 year olds. Im looking for help with my newborn plus cleaning cooking laundry

As a first time mom I'm looking for someone to help support and educate me in my first labour so that I can have the best birth experience possible. I'll be having a hospital birth and would love to try an unmedicated birth if possible.

I have a hospital birth plan, I don’t really have a budget I also have insurance. My hospital birth plan included the following - [ ] Natural(NO C SECTION UNLESS AN EMERGENCY) - [ ] No epidural/ potcin - [ ] Tub birth - [ ] Hospital birth - [ ] Delayed IV (better mobility) - [ ] No baby monitors unless I feel needed. I’m the mom i will know if something’s wrong with my baby - [ ] Delayed cord cutting (dad cuts cord after placenta is out - [ ] No VACCINES - [ ] We will do the first bath - [ ] NO ONE LEAVES THE ROOM WITH THE BABY - [ ] Immediate skin to skin - [ ] Natural water break - [ ] NO CERVIX CHECKS(except first) - [ ] Delay going to the hospital until contractions are too close - [ ] Birthing ball (maybe peanut ball - [ ] I want maternity gown(no hospital one) - [ ] I don’t want them to wipe a baby all the way. I require any provider who works with me during my birth and pregnancy to have a minimum of 2 years experience. And understand that all women’s body’s are different. I have chronic illnesses and my pregnancy and a bit different from others. Especially when it comes to what I can do and what it has done to my body. I want a licensed midwife. That is non negotiable. I only speak English so there is no need for another language or any translation. I do have a processing disorder and tend not to understand if people speak to fast so someone with patience and the ability to see you as someone giving life to the world not just another pay check. I expect my birth doulas to not push personal preferences onto me seeings as how I have a specific goal and plan in mind. Asking questions and figuring out any loose ends is different but a no is a no. That goes for anyone who works with me. For a night nanny, the responsibility’s would be, laundry, dishes, light cleaning. I will be Breast feeding so i will have a frozen stash. If I am up I will use my Breast and store the rest. Apart of the night nanny job will be preparing meal preps once or twice a week. That includes, dinners for the week. Which you can either do all together or cut in half and do half the week at a time. It will also include snack prepping. I cannot have 3 full meals a day and often are required to snack and I need to be able to go to the fridge or cab it’s and have Tupperware with already made snack options. Here’s an example Fridge: Tupperware organizer with, Apple and peanut butter, with a sour candy and cheese slices Pantry: trail mix, dried fruit, mini chocolate. As you can see I have a bit of a sweet tooth lol. Our night nanny’s are required to have all CPR, First aid and child care certificates needed. Along with being the minimum age of 21. All food in the house will be open to you. We don’t expect you to haul in your own food when working at night of all things.

I am 6 weeks pregnant today after 1 confirmed miscarriage and 3 chemicals. I’d like someone who can advocate for my wants and needs for myself and my baby. I plan to deliver at corewell health Royal oak, but open to home birth as well. My birth plan is in the works, but I know I’d like as natural as possible

Troy Beaumont hospital I have insurance that covers doula blue cross complete To have epidural but to be vaginal

At least 3 years experience, speaks English, certified doula. I am 37, first baby after miscarriage. I got post pardum depression with my miscarriage and am looking for ways to prevent that this time around with additional help. Possible night shifts. Support post pardum with caring for a newborn, how to soothe, wash bottles, support mom. Estimated budget $2,000 to $3,000

To help clean and prepare meals Laundry Night wakes Organizing Tidy

I’m a new mom and I really nervous but excited at the same time. I am four weeks pregnant. And I just need a few skills and some things I want to learn.

I would like a low intervention hospital birth. Thanks!

plan to give birth at hospital would like no out of pocket expense i would like to have a successful vbac procedure

Hospital birth. My budget is up to 2800. My birth plan is saline lock , no epidural, no pint. I want to labor at home for as much as the labor as possible. I want the least amount of interventions as possible. I am ok with a newer provider.

I am pregnant with my first child and plan to give birth at Windsor Regional Hospital under the care of Dr. Katy Bartlett. My husband and I are looking for a doula who can support us throughout pregnancy, labor, and delivery, with the goal of helping me labor at home for as long as it is safe and appropriate before going to the hospital. One important part of my birth story is that I have a significant phobia of needles. I've been working through it extensively with my therapist and have made a lot of progress. In the past, I would typically faint after receiving a needle—not because of the pain, but because of the anxiety surrounding it. I'm proud to say that over the past year I have successfully gotten through all of my bloodwork and other needle-related appointments without fainting. I am open to having an epidural if it becomes the best option during labor, but the thought of one is still terrifying and intimidating. My hope is to prepare for an unmedicated labor and delivery while remaining flexible if circumstances change. We're also hoping for guidance and education throughout this process. As first-time parents, we'd love support in learning about labor, birth, pain management techniques, postpartum recovery, and breastfeeding/lactation so that we feel as confident and prepared as possible.

Trinity Oakland Carrot and blue cross blue shield Michigan

I plan on giving birth at Toledo hospital i’m on medicaid so ideally i would hope to find a doula that would charge my insurance so i wouldnt need to pay out of pocket. Birth plan is to do it as naturally as possible

At st. V’s hospital Toledo Ohio I’m not sure a budget All natural birth plan this is the 4th baby first two were with epidural 3rd was with the laughing gas / natural

Hi! I’m currently looking for a doula for my upcoming birth and/or postpartum support. I’m also hoping to find someone who can help with lactation and breastfeeding. I plan to give birth at Uni of Michigan, Ann arbor but I live in Grosse pointe Michigan.

This is my first birth and we are giving birth away from home (our families are in Chicago) so I’m looking for extra support and guidance. We will be giving birth at Sparrow hospital. My goals are to avoid C-section (if possible), avoid any invasive tools or unnecessary procedures and avoid epidural (if possible). I’m open to someone with less experience and I am unsure on a budget at this time.